Bahrain's King Hamad says ties with Israel are a 'refined message' for peace.
In a letter to Netflix, the senators pointed to comments by Chinese author Liu Cixin about China's clampdown on Uighurs.
Protests sweep US cities amid anger over a grand jury’s failure to charge police officers for Black woman's death.
Salih Mustafa, former senior commander of KLA, charged with murder, torture, arbitrary detention and cruel treatment.
The court cases against female TikTok influencers in Egypt demonstrate a worrying trend.
While arrests and prosecutions are up in Vietnam, conservationists warn the scourge of trafficking continues.
Attorney general denies cases against Ethiopian prime minister's opponents are politically motivated.
Australia's Strategic Policy Institute says it has recorded 152 cases of Beijing's 'coercive diplomacy'.
US dollar strength is weighing on precious metals, driving down gold prices and silver, which is now in a bear market.
AC Milan forward becomes highest-profile Serie A player to test positive since play resumed in June.
For two months, Breonna Taylor's killing at the hands of police went largely unnoticed until George Floyd died in May.
Navalny's assets were seized on August 27 in connection with a lawsuit filed by the Moscow Schoolchild catering company.
Fed officials say Congress needs to pass more stimulus deal to keep recovery on track.
Backlash grows to Trump's non-commitment to a peaceful transition if he loses on Election Day.
ECOWAS bloc may announce on Friday whether plan for civilian government meets criteria for easing sanctions.
MPs decided to set a committee to study how to make changes as protesters demanded reforms outside the building.
Chancellor Rishi Sunkak announces new incomes support scheme to help businesses keep workers in jobs.
Iran's health officials voice alarm over spike in infections, with the situation reportedly critical in large cities.
A six-month-old baby is among more than 100 survivors on board the Alan Kurdi rescue ship.
Volatility on Wall Street is rife as mixed economic news taps optimism and pessimism among investors.
Despite measures to prevent spread of COVID-19, there has been growing number of voices calling for fans to stay away.
Providing monetary compensation to the victims of police violence is necessary, but it cannot fix American policing.
Trump ignites a firestorm by not committing to a 'peaceful transfer of power' if he loses in November.
An investigation into how a secret North Korean agency manages to finance the country's nuclear arsenal.
Turkey's central bank increases interest rates by 2 percentage points, lifting embattled lira off record lows.
